The Physics Department of the University of Athens is divided into four Sections: Solid State, Nuclear and Particle Physics, Astronomy/Astrophysics and Mechanics and Applied Physics (mainly Environment and electronics).

The Section of Nuclear and Particle Physics has several experimental teams which participate in the main LHC experiments at CERN ( ATLAS , CMS and ALICE ) and theoretical teams which study the structure of matter, the fundamental forces etc.

The teaching of Physics is done in both the undergraduate and graduate level, leading to the B.S, M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. The Physics Department , which is the largest in the country, has about 350 first year undergraduate students. More details about the curricula and degrees offered are given in the education guide.

• Physics on Stage 2002, 2001, 2003
• Greek Outreach Group
• Celebrations for the 50 years of CERN
• Visits of high school students to the undergraduate
• Lectures in schools
• Newspaper articles
• Lectures to students and high schools teachers during the conferences and international meetings organized in Greece

• Athens Information
• Museums, culture etc.
• University of Athens
• Physics Department
• Computer center
• University campus
• Athens Airport
• Greek Society for the Study of High Energy Physics